Maxwell Copper Bracelet
$ 155Not in stock
- Product Notes
The Maxwell cuff by Alice Made This is simple in execution, yet adds flair to a formal outfit. Made in England in a factory usually reserved for aeroplane and engineering parts, this copper bracelet is then hand-shaped using a mandrel and polished for a refined finish.
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- Materials and Care Notes
Made in England
Copper.
- Delivery & returns
Due to the current global situation there might be delays in shipping. Our customer service team are available for any support you may require during this period.
This product is in the UK. It will be dispatched in 3-4 working day(s).
We very much hope that you'll enjoy your purchases. Should you need to return an item, we'll happily collect it from your home or office free of charge.
The Story
On searching for cufflinks for their wedding, it became apparent to Alice and Ed Walsh that there was a gap in the market for pieces that were stylish yet weren’t overworked. Instead of treading the same path as all the others, however, the pair sought to create pieces that were unique in both design and production. Tapping into a passion for British craft and industrial processes, Alice Made This uses the manufacturing plants of companies that usually make aerospace, engineering and Formula One parts to create cufflinks that are eye-catching and use cutting-edge techniques. Using a combination of copper, steel and brass, as well as traditional jewellery materials such as silver and gold, Alice Made This creates cufflinks, bracelets and shirt studs that are as much talking points as they are accessories.
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